
* Remove check for updates on startup setting * Remove useless exported function * Update template-package.json used to package IDE * Add function to get channel file during packaging step * Add updates check * move ide updater on backend * configure updater options * add auto update preferences * TMP check updates on start and download * index on check-update-startup: fcb8f6e TMP check updates on start and download * set version to skip on local storage * add IDE setting to toggle update check on start-up * comment out check for updates on startup and auto update settings * Update Theia to 1.22.1 * updated CI * download changelog and show it in IDE updater dialog * remove useless file * remove useless code * add i18n to updater dialog * fix i18n * refactor UpdateInfo typing * add macos zip to artifacts * Simply use `--ignore-engines` * Use correct --ignore-engines * Fix semver#valid call * Use C++17 * updated documentation * add update channel preference * update updater url * updated documentation * Fix the C++ version * Build flag for cpp * add disclaimer with correct node version * Update `electron-builder` * Fix `Electron.Menu` issue * Skip electron rebuild * Rebuild native dependencies beforehand * Use resolutions section * Update template-package.json as well * move ide-updater to electron application * refactor ide-updater service * update yarn.lock * update i18n * Revert "Add gRPC user agent (#834)" This reverts commit 5ab3a747a6e8bf551b5c0e59a98154d387e0a200. * fix ide download url * update latest file in CI * fix i18n check Co-authored-by: Silvano Cerza <silvanocerza@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Francesco Stasi <f.stasi@me.com> Co-authored-by: Mark Sujew <msujew@yahoo.de>
Arduino IDE Extension
Arduino IDE is based on Theia, and most of its IDE features, UIs and customizations are implemented in this Theia extension.
IDE Services
IDE services typically have a backend part in src/node/ and a front-end part in src/browser/.
Boards Service
The Boards Service continuously checks the computer's ports, in order to detect when you connect or disconnect an Arduino board.
The Boards Manager lists all the known board types, and allows downloading new cores to get additional board types.
- src/common/protocol/boards-service.ts implements the common classes and interfaces
- src/node/boards-service-impl.ts implements the service backend:
- discovering ports & boards
- searching for compatible board types
- installing new board types
- src/browser/boards/boards-list-widget.ts implements the Boards Manager front-end:
- browsing/searching available board types
- installing new board types
Core Service
The Core Service is responsible for building your sketches and uploading them to a board.
- src/common/protocol/core-service.ts implements the common classes and interfaces
- src/node/core-service-impl.ts implements the service backend:
- compiling a sketch for a selected board type
- uploading a sketch to a connected board
Serial Service
The Serial Service allows getting information back from sketches running on your Arduino boards.
- src/common/protocol/serial-service.ts implements the common classes and interfaces
- src/node/serial/serial-service-impl.ts implements the service backend:
- connecting to / disconnecting from a board
- receiving and sending data
- src/browser/serial/serial-connection-manager.ts handles the serial connection in the frontend
- src/browser/serial/monitor/monitor-widget.tsx implements the serial monitor front-end:
- viewing the output from a connected board
- entering data to send to the board
- src/browser/serial/plotter/plotter-frontend-contribution.ts implements the serial plotter front-end:
- opening a new window running the Serial Plotter Web App
Config Service
The Config Service knows about your system, like for example the default sketch locations.
- src/common/protocol/config-service.ts implements the common classes and interfaces
- src/node/config-service-impl.ts implements the service backend:
- getting the
arduino-cli
version and configuration - checking whether a file is in a data or sketch directory
- getting the
"arduino"
configuration in the package.json
:
"cli"
:"version"
typestring
|{ owner: string, repo: string, commitish?: string }
: if the type is astring
and is a valid semver, it will get the corresponding released CLI. If the type isstring
and is a date inYYYYMMDD
format, it will get a nightly CLI. If the type is an object, a CLI, build from the sources in theowner/repo
will be used. Ifcommitish
is not defined, the HEAD of the default branch will be used. In any other cases an error is thrown.
Rebuild gRPC protocol interfaces
- Some CLI updates can bring changes to the gRPC interfaces, as the API might change. gRPC interfaces can be updated running the command
yarn --cwd arduino-ide-extension generate-protocol
Customize Icons
ArduinoIde uses a customized version of FontAwesome. In order to update/replace icons follow the following steps:
- import the file
arduino-icons.json
in Icomoon - load it
- edit the icons as needed
- !! download the new
arduino-icons.json
file and put it in this repo - Click on "Generate Font" in Icomoon, then download
- place the updated fonts in the
src/style/fonts
directory